2003 Mini Cooper Non Super Charged Jcw Rare Number 510 Out Of 530 on 2040-cars
Middletown, Delaware, United States
2003 Mini Cooper Non Super Charged JCW fairly rare and unique. Number 510 out of 530 I have been told. The throw out bearing will have to be changed but if I end up not selling it I will do the clutch and throw out bearing. It runs great beside the throwout bearing being bad though it has a slow oil leak into the coolant situation that the mechanic that has worked on it said it could be the oil filter housing oring. It happened after I had a filter stuck on and he removed it. He pressure checked the coolant system and leak checked it all good. It does not effect the running of the car. It has fairly new tires, radiator was leaking so new radiator installed around 220,000 along with the alternator, water pump and idler pulley while I was in there. The brakes were replaced at 215,000 those were the original a lot of highway driving. Always used Amsoil in the engine and transmission. Everything worked when I parked it and it ran great. Planned on fixing it but just haven't had the time. I will if it doesn't sell. The car handles great also and is a blast to drive and with the JCW option head, exhaust and suspension it really makes a difference but you don't have to deal with the super charger. Please look at the pictures and ask any questions you have I would be be glad to show it before you bid if you would like. I am selling it as is where is. Thank you for bidding.
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Mini battling sales slump again, is it becoming cliche?
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According to Automotive News, the brand's sales are down about 20 percent for the year through October, despite hitting a record 66,502 vehicles in the US for 2013. For their part, Mini execs attribute much of that drop due to constricted supply. However, with the new-generation three-door Cooper finally on sale and the five-door coming at the end of the year, there might be room to bounce back some in the final months of 2014. "We are starting to claw back our way a little bit. It will be an uphill battle," said David Duncan, vice president of Mini of the Americas, to Automotive News. "We will not get back to where we would be even year over year. It should be a lower decrease than it is so far."
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